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Posted by brit4dollar in Architecture and Design 20 years ago 
I need some fairly simple plans

But are there any *free* plans at that site, Larry? If not, what's the price range?

Posted by Dave Balderstone in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Foreheadslapper#2

reading all the jokes about using the drill guide from HCA as a glue spreader (and after looking at the plastic spreaders in the LV catalog) I finally took a couple of the junk mail ersatz credit cards (these happened to come from Discover and were just a tad thinner than real credit cards) to ...

Posted by Morris Dovey in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Looks like chicken...

It would be the very rare insurance that would not cover an emergency room visit ANYWHERE, if it is a true emergency. Take your card, receipt or policy, anything with a number. Get going.

Posted by Morgans in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
OT Supermarket Trolleys

The big new Tesco in [[Bradley Stoke|Sadly Broke]], Bristol has the trollies outside, shop inside and a sufficiently magnetic device in the floor near the doors that it locks the wheel on every trolley you try and use. The brake is a rubber block on a swinging plastic arm.

Posted by Andy Dingley in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Father's Day - Things Your Dad Said to you in the Shop

He spent every free moment in his wood/metal/whatever shop, building things like boats, tackle boxes, whatever out of wood, metal, fiberglass, whatever, or working on cars and outboard engines. Function allows trumped form, so a lot of his stuff wasn't "fine" but functioned perfectly.

Posted by Zz Yzx in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
ot Who Warranties the Tire Valve Stem Core?

OTOH, a really quality dealership _might_ do something just out of customer service but while I suspect they would have done it on their own nickel in their shop, I'll be really surprised if they actually reimburse you for your outlay at another shop.

Posted by dpb in Home Repair 7 years ago 
Anyone else with a Craftman mower?

It is in the Sears shop as I speak. I bought a Craftsman previous to this one and had it back to their shop 3 times trying to address the same problem. They could not, so replaced it free with this one. Same problem. Speed control is ineffective.

Posted by Mike B in Backyard Gardeners 22 years ago 
Woodworking and new born

Now, my shop time is pretty much in the early morning hours, when they're still asleep. Or for an hour one day of the weekend when my wife gives me some time off. YMMV - but when I have free time and when they're awake, I usually prefer them over the shop.

Posted by patrick conroy in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Shopping Black Friday at Lowes

I waited until about 11:00 am to pay my first visit to a new Lowe's store that was just down the street from an established HD. Not a big crowd there. I was tempted to buy the $29.99 Shop-Vac they had on display in a middle aisle.

Posted by Bob in Home Repair 15 years ago 
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